• Policy

        • European Union

        • 2021

        Proposal on the regulation for the deployment of alternative fuels infrastructure, (repealing EU Directive 2014/94/EU)

        The original directive, promulgated in 2014, established a common framework of measures for the deployment of alternative fuels infrastructure in the Union in order to minimise dependence on oil and to mitigate the environmental impact of transport. This Directive set out minimum requirements for the building-up of alternative fuels infrastructure, including recharging points for electric vehicles and refuelling points for natural gas (LNG and CNG) and hydrogen, to be implemented by means of Member States' national policy frameworks, as well as common technical specifications for such recharging and refuelling points, and user information requirements.This has now been repealed…

        • Policy

        • Republic of Turkiye

        • 2024

        Climate Change Mitigation Strategy and Action Plan

        The plan sets mitigation plans for seven sectors, namely energy, industry, buildings, transport, waste, agriculture and forestry. Sectoral incentives, financing needs, technology, capacity-building and training activities are discussed for each sector.

        • Policy

        • Estonia

        • 2022

        Mapping interest in major hydrogen Important Project of Common European Interest (H-IPCEI)

        EIS launched a call for ideas Mapping the Interest in Major Hydrogen Technology Projects (H-IPCEI), i.e. a pan-European mapping of developers to support major projects of strategic importance. A total of 10 projects were found to be suitable in the call for ideas for hydrogen projects, 3 of which received funding in the first stage: Skeleton Technologies, Elcogen and Stargate Hydrogen Solutions. The total volume of investments by companies is 111 million euros, of which the deficit in the period 2022–2026 is known to be 67.5 million euros.  The Estonian state has financed the missing…

        • News

        • 30 Mar 2026

        IEA launches tracker to monitor policy responses to energy market impacts of Middle East conflict

        New online tool tracks the latest government measures to conserve energy and support consumers as countries respond to global energy market disruptions The International Energy Agency has launched a dedicated policy tracker to monitor government actions taken in response to the energy market impacts of the conflict in the Middle East.The tracker provides an up-to-date overview of measures introduced by governments to conserve energy and protect consumers from rising prices, as governments respond to supply disruptions and increased volatility, notably in markets for crude oil, oil products and liquefied natural gas (LNG).The conflict, which began on…

        • Policy

        • United States

        • 1992

        Vehicle Technologies Office

        …to develop and accelerate the deployment of clean and efficient vehicle technologies and renewable fuels. The programme works with industry, universities, and state and local governments. Programme activities include research, development, demonstration, testing, technology validation, technology transfer, and education.Technology focus areas include alternative fuel and electric drive advanced technology vehicles and related fueling/charging infrastructure; idling reduction for commercial trucks and buses; expanded use of non-petroleum and renewable fuels; hybrid vehicles; driving practices for improved efficiency; and engine/vehicle technologies that maximize fuel economy. The Program also supports, and works through, two major government-industry partnerships: U.S…

        • Chart

        • 20 Oct 2025

        Provider breakdown by technology, sub-Saharan Africa, 2019-2035

        Africa Investment

        • Policy

        • Japan

        • 2023

        GX: Green Transformation Policy: Emissions Trading System (ETS)

        …phase, companies would set their own reduction targets for direct and indirect GHG emissions for 2025 and 2030. If a company exceeds its reduction target, it would be eligible to obtain an excess reduction allowance or carbon credits. If a company does not meet the target, it could either procure excess reduction allowances or eligible carbon credits or explain and publicly announce the reasons for not achieving the target.Under the mandatory system, Japan plans to introduce emissions caps on large emitters, including major companies that emit 100,000 tons or more of CO2 annually in industries like electricity, steel…

        • Chart

        • 23 Jun 2026

        Share of electric cars in total car sales in selected ASEAN countries, 2015-2025

        Asia Pacific Cambodia Indonesia Malaysia Philippines Singapore Thailand Viet Nam Electric Vehicles

        • Policy

        • Canada

        • 2021

        Clean Fuels Fund

        The CAD 1.5 billion fund announced in Budget 2021 aims to grow the domestic clean fuels market, supports the implementation of the Clean Fuels Standard and delivers on early actions of the Hydrogen Strategy. The fund supports building new or expanding existing clean fuel production facilities, including hydrogen, ethanol, renewable diesel, synthetic fuels, renewable natural gas and sustainable aviation fuel. Budget 2024 announced the retooling of the Clean Fuels Fund and its extension to March 31, 2030.

        • Policy

        • Senegal

        • 2026

        Project to Support the Transition to Electric Mobility (STMED)

        The Project aims at supporting the acquisition of 37,000 electric vehicles by 2030, with funded with CFA 1.9 billion earmarked for it. 

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